The summer of 2002, I visited the states of Zacatecas, Guanajuato and Oaxaca.
I spent two weeks between the 3 states. That was not enough time to enjoy, but don't regret it at all.
Each of these states has so much to offer.
So much history, culture and kick-back time.
Summer 2003- Chihuahua, Mexico
memoralbe.
This is where my mother is from, and I could defiantely move there. This city is beautiful. You have to ride the cable ride from the hill to "Mina de Eden". The tour of the mine is great, the tour guides have a wealth of information, it gets cool so bring a sweater.
When you exit the mine, there are plenty of taxi's lined up ready to take you back into the heart of town, if you're up to it- go for it, walk.
I stayed in the small town of Gudadlupe, actually it was more of a Ranch type, small vilage named "Casa Blanca". That's were I have family. No hotels, only family homes and a couple of mini marts. I did notice however that many of the people there drove cars with USA license plates from the state of Oklahoma on them.
Well, I've been twice. August 2003, and let me tell you bring your bug spray. Lots of mosquitos, and do they leave marks.- the weather was tollerable. What I loved most was people watching- just sit in front of the cathedral and watch the indigenous Tahuamaras walk around and sell their handmade items, herbs, jewelery.
Then jump on the trolley for about 20 pesos, it's route is worth the $2.00- and makes several stops.
I really enjoyed the Pancho Villa museum- I will go back.
*now if you are into legends- Chihuahua has one for you! You have to go see it. It's a enbalmed bride on display at the local Bridal Shop downtown.
The caverns, "Name of God" are a sight to be seen. Beautiful natural creations.
We traveled as a family and spent half a day at a local park, "El Palomar" relaxed and enjoyed the scenery.
For a day trip we went to the Dinosaur museum in Delicias, Chi. which the children enjoyed.- then an hour and a half later we ended up in Julimes at the natural hot spings-
- Pros:Economical
- Cons:Toll fee's on roadways
- In a nutshell:You'll have to come back
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Hi My Grandparents were from Julimes. Rancho Pandeno. Still a village there? want to spend most of my time in Julimes. I want to ask you a million questions. Please reply at Granniesbabies7696@sbcglobal.net. Would love to hear all about Julimes. Ana
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